Columbus North High School - Log Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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PHC Pat Hanson Club is an honorary girls' athletic club. The members ofhciate at intra- mural events and also play the women faculty members in a game of volleyball, With the help of Mrs. Nancy Timbrook they held a chili supper. They also sponsored a dance, 20,00lJ Leagues Under the Sea. BACK ROW: Carol Gossman, Phyl- lis Heavern, Susan Danner, Martha Goeller, Lois Wilbur, Sally Ostick. ROW THREE: Karyn Genth, jan- ice Dilk, Carol Boyer, Beverly Fritsch, Barbara Bonnell, Patricia Moorman, Marybeth Everroad. ROW TWO: Connie Brougher, Karen Keesling, Lynn Chitwood, Glenna Russell, Nancy Weisner, Karen Baker, Doris Liggett, Mrs. Nancy Timbrook, sponsor. ROW ONE: Margaret Cummins, Phyllis Kelly, Linda Koehler, Bon- nie Borgman, Mary Barlow, Carol McCormick, Margie McPeek. BACK ROW: Ronnie Jacobs, joseph Gates, Steve Burns, David Ahlbrand, jack Hinkle, Ken McDermott, L. Whipker, Gordon Blancett, Ken Wells. ROW FIVE: Steve Bridges, Ken Buchanan, Ronald Orman, Robert VanEst, Lawrence Billman, Glenn McAtee, john Roethke, Larry Pum- phrey, james Hunt, Robert Franke, William Irwin. ROW FOUR: Larry Hawk, Gerald Smiley, Tom Barkes, Alan Collins, jack Mann, Loren Lutes, George Russell, Fred Yentz, Stuart Brown, john Vogel. ROW THREE: Bernard Hayes, Larry Houchin, jerry Butler, Ray Sweeney, Robert Bowie, John Sawin, Charles Doup, Hugh Gray, Thomas Heller, David Frobman. ROW TWCJ: Dennis Beikman, john Head, Earl Pulse, james Ray, john Ward, john David Everroad, Don Hall, Steve Pardieck, Richard Sharp, Ron Sewell, Lynn Trautman. ROW ONE: jerry Hinkle, jerry jackson, John Weddle, David Sat- terfield, Tom Hogue, David johnson- Bey, Robert Zuckschwerdt, Tom Booher, William Bissey, Thomas Hinds. C-Club All lettermen of Columbus Senior High School are members of C-Club, the honorary boys' athletic club. Each member proudly sports a C-sweater or jacket. Mr. Z. M. Blick- enstafif, the athletic trainer, is the sponsor. 6

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Quill mm' iS2'roll Miss Evelyn Seward sponsored Quill and Scroll, a national honor society for high school journalists. The members worked hard on their annual publication, The CSHS Direc- tory. A scholarship to the Indiana University Journalism Institute is given by them. Nf1t1'c111r1l HOIIOI' Jbczlfgi The requirements for membership in Na- tional Honor Society are high. To qualify, a person has to be a second semester junior or a senior. High scholarship, good character, leadership, and service are the points needed for membership. Miss Elsie Butler is the sponsor. BACK ROW: Edward Johnson, Letty Weaver, Carl Correll, Judy Stonecipher, Earl Pulse, Miss Evelyn Seward, sponsor. ROW ONE: Janet McMahan, Linda Robertson. Charlotte Cowles, De- lores Erankland, Sue Roth, Nancy Miller. NOT PICTURED: Nan Schenclc, David Satterfield, Victoria Long, Mary Jane Blair. BACK ROW: Herschel Crippen, John Sawin, Larry Houchin, Don Evans. ROW THREE: Robert Bowie, Ed- ward Johnson, Russell Hicks, Wil- liam Bissey. ROW TWO: Charlotte Cowles, Carol McCormick, Nancy Miller, Linda Robertson, Miss Elsie Butler, sponsor. ROW ONE: Kathryn Spurgin, Dixie Eddelman, Victoria Long, Judy Smith, Karen Reinking. NOT PICTURED: Nan Schenck, Judy Sronecipher. Members chosen second semester: Leslie Bluhm, Steve Bridges, Dale Bringman, Lynn Chitwood, Barbara Crouch, Susan Danner, Nancy Jo Doup, Stachia Enochs, Deanna Fodrea, Cynthia Foster, Beverly Eritsch, Karyn Genth, Carol Goss- man, Connie Meshberger, Ruthann Meyer, Martha Mundell, W. T. Newsom, Ronald Orman, Steve Schlehuser, Carole Simmen, Larry Speaker, Tom Stewart, Dennis Beik- man Jean Boots, Sondra Colbert, Carl Correll, John Everroad, Lea Gayle Ford, Joseph Gates, Agnes Jones, John Lind, Janet McMahan, James Mayes, Anna Moore, Sue Roth, Dorothy Ruddick, David Satterheld, John Vogel.

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Dflllllllflcf Club Under the sponsorship of Miss Mildred play, Onions in the Stew, was presented to Murray and Miss Elsie Butler, Drama Work- the public. The group was so large this year shop gives plays for civic groups and convoca- that the Wforkshop had to be split into two tions. For a money-making project a three-act groups. BACK ROW Bob Burns Milton Gossett Joyce Buring Sue Love Carolyn Dobbs Connie Barkes Joyce Axsom Janicc Carr Larry Gilbert Jim Campbell Jack Snyder NINTH ROW Roger ONeill Rocer Ainholt Janice BIFIIS Janet Burns Susan Crouch Toni Wirf l Jo Ann Cummins Mary Jane Phillips Julia Hickey Barbara Stadler Phyllis Dobbs EIGHTH ROW Linda Butler Mary Ann Sears Pearl Posey Sue Absher Jane Butler Linda Leech Linda Alexander Shirley Tanner Judy Edwards Karen Hutsen Kathy London SEVENTH ROW Julia Rees Steve Enochs Iaana Lou Huff Cal Brand Jane Schafstall Mary I'llen Sims Carol Hickey Jane Dellinaer Barbara Fish Janct Earnshaw Beverly Pugh SIXTH ROW Ann Roark Rebecca Redmon Barbara Trcsler Beverly Ross Sondra Throop Sally Ostick Julia Brock IIFTH ROW Wilma Milnes Pattie Day Beverly Fritsch Nancy Jo Doup Cynthia Foster Barbara Setser Linda Sparrow Betty Gelhus Nellie DeArmund Melinda Engaelking, Pat Robinson ROW FOUR Ralph Travel Lawrence Billman David Ahlbrand Ronald Shook Carol Romine Marictsa Theobald Mary ane Dowd Carol Eynon Sandra Fisher Carol Rasp Nancy Galloway ROW THREE Jane Coppock Gerald Smiley Reb rt Huey lim Crouch Larry Wade Lonnic Rocers Ronald Orman James Beshear Karen Hill Sue Morris Donna Del-laven ROW TWO Mary Barlow Glada Webster Linda Koehler Judy Brown Ruth Demants Gary Buckler James Byrd Gari Chandler John Pierceheld Miss Elsie Butler co sponsor ROW ONE Judy Stonectpher Judy Barnett Jackie Shrader Delores Frankland Kayc Brodie Mary Jane Blair Sharon Prewitt Sue Roark Judy Romine Wanda Sprague Miss Mild ed Murray ccrsponsor Q -4 ' . . , . , -1 . . s ' 1 ' v J - 3 Y I 7 ' 3 v v Q - , 1 3 - ' E' 'v ' , ' . . . . , Y 3 I x l H - ' ' w y X i ' U A' '. Mary Shafer, Sandra Schneider, Diane Runyon. i : ' ' , . ' . , ' ' , ' , ' ' '. . . . 7 . 7 . 3 ., Y A . , , .Q . , , y A , J , , ' . . - . ' at ' - '. y , . , , f Q ,t , , . , , , , , - Y 1 Y - ' I 3 , v y y ' , ' i , y , Q 7 y -